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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-10
RESCUED FROM Ruin.
A YOUNG GIRL TAKEN FROM 2Oe
FRONT STREET.
Why She Was Induced 10 Visit Her
Depraved sister, Who Is an
Inmate OF the Dive.

Through the medium Of an snony.
nous note the police were yesterday
enabled to slip In between a young
girl and an awful fate In the path Of
which she hsd indiscreetly thrown
herself. The name OF the young girl
10 Fannie Harlow, thirteen years Of
age, sald to have come from Dyers.
bug She was taken from the
uusavory dive Of Minnie Woods, No.
2O6 Front street, by Sergeant Koran
about l o'clock yesterd ~ afternoon
and carried to the station house
There she was Intercepted by Chief
Davis, and when the reporter entered
her face WAS bathed In tears. She 70.
lated that her sister, who Is an inmate
OF The koute, induced her to come TO
Memphis aoout two weeks ago, aud
ut once took her TO the house. Her
youth and innocence were such that
she knew not the move che was max.
ing, and never quest ned the chsrsc.
ter IL the house. Whenever visitors
Of the male sex appeared The women
sent her to a rea' room, where she To
NAMED until they had departed. She
says, further, that aside from dwelling
beneath tie roof OF such an abode no
bliehiing sin has been committed
FAnnie's mouth was filled with snuff,
which she used like Q hoioughbre
She stated that q physician had ad.
vieed her to resort to that habit as a
promoter OF hes tn when she was four
Yeas old. Since that time she las
used 1t constantly, and 10 unable to
give 1t up. Sergeant Koran took her
10 the Mission Home.
Tne note received by The police
stated that the girls sister, q woman
named Lee, was saving her for big
money" Such depravity 10 almost
incomprehensible, without proof such
as abounds In this cste. When the
sergeant visited the dive TO invest.
gate the case, great care was observed
to keep the women from sscreting the
girl and thwarting his object. A move
ment OF tia. character was made, but
the officer promptly gave them 10 nm.
derstsnd that nothing OF tue kind
would avail, aud withou. further pro.
test she was given over 10 his charge.
l Is ed that Fannie's parents are
dead, and for feveral months past she
as been living with an aunt at ] Jones'
boro, Ark. The reformation will have
70 be thoroughly accomplished In the
Mission Home, as appearances indi.
cate that the brief exp .rieDce Of the
Guild at No. 2O6 Front street, with all
The vile atmosphere surrounding tbs
place, have left an impression that
vii! be difficult TO remove. Toe woman
Lee was not arrested, as no Law cover
ing such cases Of atrccious wickednets
exists.
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a Heavy Gale aud Rain.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, August 9.-About
so'elock tonight gale swept over the
city, the wind blowing at the rate Of
q mile minute. The main building
and several minor structures on the
State Fair grounds at Gold sprine Park
were completely wrecked. Six men
who were In them miraculously ca.
capped injury. A heavy rain also fell.
Aovices received al the railway Of.
fees indicate that the rain is pretty
general through the country, putting
an end 10 the drouth that has
prevailed for sixty days and that
caused thousands Of dollars OF loss 10
farmers. X ports from the southern
counties are 10 tho effect that wells
aud creeks are all dried up, and that
formers have been compelled 20 re.
move their stock o. places where they
could secure water. The dry condi.
ton OF the country cansed fires 90
spread with great rapidlty, aud for
several DAYS farmers have been plow-
ing large furrows around their hay
atscks TO prevent their summers
woit from going MP In nImes. 10.
niehts rain will afford only temporary
relief, however, unless there is more
OF IL loon.
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b. LOwENsTEIN d BROS.
LOCAL NOTICES.

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 224 ID 81.
FoR q tonic, nae Quinins and wbisL v
@. II. HERBRR a CO.. Agents.
A CHAP line iron snd slate mnn,olp,
also Crate ironi and tenders, at Gabay's
1900 bunchss Choice B,uanas for
sale at Podesia Bros 270 Front street,
" you want all pine luInbrr call Oh
Btnkley Lumber Company, l24 JEFF
ferson tireet.
300 cords Of wood given away by
persona hauling Il, at Woodrufi LINN.
Der Compsny's mills.
Go 10 P. Cunningham's wagon fac.
tory, corner Dssoto ard Monroe
etreets, TO order your drays.
The pnblic school cnniraci for coal
was sgain awarded 10 p. NJ Patterson
d %. splint coal bikts the cake.
GALL on the Excelsicr Steam Laun.
dry, opposite Gsyoso Hotel, Front
street. LoS prices and good work.
A MoDrRs CIRcE, by the Duchess,
and The Silence OF Dean Mintland, by
Maxwell Gray, can be found at NAME
f1rd's.
COLLECTIONS In city and country
PROMPTLY attended to by TIE yNO.
~ LEN0W Law AND COLLECT.
ING AGENCY, No. ISL Main street,
Memphis, Tenn.
STANLEY a AsDKsos, funeral dir.
ectors and embalmers, So Madison
street, are folly prepared TO furnish
chairs AT residences, when ordered, for
the accommodation OF friends.
HorKIs with plenty Of stairways and
rooms below the clouds are al a pre-.
MUM this year. Oar old friend
Haynes, OF the United States, at Bos.
ton, seems 10 have these important
matters a. near perfection ne poo, ible.
The United States Hotel has twelve
stairways from the top 20 the street;
there are no guest rooms above the
fourth Il or; night watchmen patrol
the house every thirty minutes; alarm
bells are In every room, with private
wire connecting directly with the
Fire Department, and 500 water buck.
eta and 800 Harnden's Grenades are
distributed throughout ihs house.
We know Of nothing eIee In Boston or
anywhere else that can equal this for
safety.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.


In the Criminal Out Yesterday
Ihom.s Rals on was given two years
Tor petit larceny.
-Joeeph Sack carried Desoto ooun.
" ior district attorney In the election
held lsst sa' urdsy.
III. b. Barton and Mlss Mau
kunn, colored. we're the only couple
granted marriage license yesterday.
The g'and jury met yesterday, and
after hnding a number Of trus bits In
small cases adj uri ed until Friday.
Justice 4. J. Wendell 4. one Of The
converts under tho influence of a
sefies OF meetings bsirg carried ON by
tho heihodisis Of Woodstock.
-.Only ore deed vas rSDosded y,s.
,efday-A. II. Carter aud wife 10 b.
". wheeler, 2 SO 100 acres of land on
Union aven e, about two miles from
Memphis, $50.
An aim st perfect oounterieIt of
the eilver dollar 10 In circulation, IA
thoroughly resembles that money In
sire, weight and appearance, ard can
only be detected after being broken.
bartholomew Smith. a half crs,.d
negro, was iound dad In his cell In
the eouniy al Yesterday, D.nu "
Coroner Barry he'd an ipques,, m. "a
suit being a verdict Of death from
hear, dsea'e.
The attention Of the pollce In
called 10 the break mex and tecEles,
speed a. VII CHI droves OF mue, ara
driven through the city. Several na,.
row escapes we're made about o o'elork
yesterday morning on Third street.
AT the r'qu,st OF the Rev gso,ga
Dardia, p'sior Of Avery chapel, NJ.
Bolton Smith, tho presldep, n tha
Land and l. Dor o NIB, all on ", dnss.
day night deliver a lecture NJ Ays,y
chapel upon the principles Of he
Land and Lator party.
The lucky numbers In the Louls.
isns Lottery draw ny, claes II, al New
Orleans yseierdav are IA f,low..
o,e5s, drew $4,000; 2p,Ite dssws
tb0,Oy0: 20 $3.50, draws i2O COO, AZ a26
draws fl0.UOO 1891, drass Al .OO0
sold at Mempbis, Tenn. ''''O'
The Jackson Mound Park Rail
road Company has fled ia cbarIs,
with the regls'et. The incorporates
ire A. Vsccaro, r. L. Col itSum.
Joseph Maoclni, 20 O1l.m. n. Jobn
W. CoehIap, ID. Zsllber, d NJ sTat.
on, o. W. 6shalIe, Adolph Kreiel |
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THE NORMAL SCHOOL.
second Days neutrality-suspicious.
OF Arlington EqsaI 60 tho
Occasfou.

The citizens Of Arlington have ar.
ranged for Miss Conway to deliver ber
address Ia the Methodist Church ths
evening. as the seating capacity is moi
sufficient In the High School building
Tor all who wish 10 attend.
The teachers ] attendance upon Tia
Normal School have increased in mum.
Der tince Monday, and the orgsnlz !.
ton 10 complete for work.
The school opens al $3.50 o'clock in
the morning by prayer and SOM.
Then the first on the programme IA
The teaching Of a juvenile class by
Mrs. Milton. This 10 an interesting
featule OF the institute. Mrs. Milton
is experienced Ia training little ones
TO take their first tters In reasoning.
and 10 see her lead them from one
side to another with q constantly In.
creasing Interest on their part suifici
emily illustrates the importance Of i'm.
proved methods over the old one Of
"a" 3d." 80" etc. Her vork will
be described hereafter.
Miss Lydia Rawlings was 10 take
charge Of instruction Ia history, but
owing 10 her not yet being fully re.
covered from a spe!l OF sickness, abe
will defer the labor at present.
Prof. q. Il. Newhardt teaches a sys.
tenn oil rapid and beautiful penman-
ship, a syetem called the "Indepe
DENT different from the Spencefian
or apy Of those usually taught up %
the present. He has made use Of Il
with tuccees In the Bartlett school, an
the proficiency Of his pupils there will
attest. He also has charge OF inslruc.
ton In other branches.
Prof. Leak, the principal Of the
Memphis District High School, 10 pres.
ent, and with numbsr Of his pnpils.
is taking a lively part In the work II
the institute.
The teschers are delishled with the
Hospitality and oleyerness Of the PEG.
pie oil Arlington. The good citizens
here, Tor refired generosity and K rod
heartedness csunUt be excelled by any
other In West Tennessee.
They are proud Of their town, their
echool, their churches, aud nay we'll
be, so Of their good reputation for
thrift and integrity.
Prot W. s. Jones, on mathematics
and methods Of instruction In that
branch, illustrated In a lecture yester-
dsy the natural and ready ways Of re-.
foving the difficulties that pupils usu.
ally encounter In tho various problems
OF vulgar fractions, etc.
Want oil time and space prevents a
more detailed statement of his
methods. Prof. Jones well deserves
the reputation he has established IA
an educator la Memphis.
One pleasing feature OF the insli.
tute, and that augss we'll for lis use.
fulnees, IL the freedom OF discus lion
with which the teschers enter into
the consideration and study Of differ.
ent subjects.
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h. LOWENsTEIN d BROS.

LACE DKPARrMRsT-We offer today 20
dozen white null ties at 25 cents
each. worth double the money.
This Ia the las. lot-no more when
these are y 10.
ALSO, 8 dozsn Il ~ null embroider
hihus, wy sh'er. There We have
redn led firm fl.00 to so; esc1.
WASH GooDs-Ju,t Iecoiv,d, a ( eth
lot Of handsome figured linen
lawn,-Sold tsrliee Ia the season
t2); per yard, aud faly worth
the m,ney--but its getting late.
Therefore tfer special drive.
q M aid 90; them; price only DC
per yard.
PurToSs, Burrows, BurToSi - 100
gross cler white pearl but ons,
s'zss IS, 20, %. "a, line at ~, per
dozsn.
GENTS fuRSIsBISo GooDs-we place
on sale today a fresh invoice of
those small plsit unlauadried
shirts at zoe each. Cost you %
per cent. morcelsewhere.
In the Sam, Dspartmeni-One lot
ladies' gauz, vests, high neck and
long sleeves, at 25c each.
wHIrE GooDs-l5 pieces, all there is
left Of those cheer plaid India
linen, price to close &c per yard.
Here Is q Big Dive In Towels-one
10. all linen buck towels, size 20x
40, atf2 90 per dozen, worth much
more.
Stop at our Eau DEPARTMENT and ssk
TO ses those fancy hsir pins, which
have been reduced from l5c and |
zoe each TO two for 8 cents.
n. LOGEySTEUy n nnn0
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MEMPHIS DAILY AFPEAI--.WEDNEsDAY. ANGUISH 10 1887

vile. New Orleans and Tex.. railroad.
Their reports Of the trip appeared in
their respective papers on the 9Th.
The Times Democrat man merely
says OF the Blud City: "Of Memphis
1t is unnecessary to speak"
Inc ficayune rep essen .ative saw
more and thought more OF Memphis.
ne says: III 10 not to be overlooked
that Memphis Is making active efforts
20 attract more cotton to her market.
The people there are up and doing.
Even at this time Of year, 10 midsum.
mer, with the the, mometer ranging
above 30 at midnight, the business
men OF the blnd CITY are hard at
WORK. Since 1880 the city hiss made
great advances in prosperity and poou,
ia,ion: The s,atisticians claim $4,000
inhaoitants, but the people run about
% actively that the deluded STRANGER
would raise the population to higher
figure. The Msmphians seem pos.
seesed oil new life and energy, ard are
evidently convinced that their town
10 entitled to q place In the ca,sgory
Oh iuture great cities. Looking
~ The massive five stored build.
iDgs on Main and other principal
streets, and the large and costly edi.
noes In course OF erection, the visitor
would searcsly imsgiD6 that hs stood
IN the same city as the Memphis OF
1879 Her situation is undoubtedly
advantageous. The Louisville, New
Orleans and Texas IA lroad meets
there seven other lines of rsilwsy-tbe
Ne vport News chesapeake aud Ohio
aud southwestarn) part OF tho Hunt
ington sypdicsts; the Memphis and
Charleston: Memphis, Brmirgnsm
and Allan &c Mississippi and Tennes.
see illinois Oentrsi), tue Kansas Oitv.
spiioeield and Memphis; Memphis
and Little Rock, and Louisville and
Nashville. Three or four railroads
will be added to this list in the con rae
OF few month, II the enterprises now
on foot are carried out, such as the
Tennessee Midland, q bra-ch Of II Q
Illinois Central and connection with
the Iron Mountain"
The States's man rejsices that Mem
phis 10 not eucrosching upon Nss
Orleans's trade In Mississippi, and
adds: "rhe press party stopped A.
Memphis day and night, and we're
much impressed with the substantial
progress OF that city, which now elaine
10000 people and Is one OF he best
built town In the South. 1t 10 now
the confer OF eight roads with near
prospects OF four moro. Its a At cotton
receipts this year are 600, 900, with
zoo, 900 more Of compressed In transit
to Eastern mills and ports. II received
over the Mississippi Valley road how.
ever, not more than 600O0 to 10000 Of
this, and as live town ss II is, New
Orlesps does not seem to be suffering
much from i'ssncroachmsDts in West
efn Mississlppi."
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status Of Prohibtt,o.

A gentleman Of this city, DESTROYS 10
know the exact status Of the Piohibi.
ton movement Throughout, the conn.
try, telegrGphed Mr. ]. 7. Pratt, one
81 tho anti leaders. for Information.
Here Ia Mt. Pats reply:
Nav YoRK, August s.-Pfohibltion
defeated before tho people In Miehi.
gan and Texas suhmlfsion OF ques.
ton rejected bv the Legislatures of
Massachusetts, Connection, West Wiz.
glnia, Wisoonsin, Illinois, Minnesota.
Miesouri and California. Question fub.
mitled and yet 60 be voted on In
PennsylyAnla, Tenueseee and OEnron.
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The True sIofhod

OF curing habltual constipation and
liver ard kidney ills 10 % avoid the
use Of the bitter drastic liver medi.
cines and cathartics, and to take only
the pleasant liquid fruit remedy.
Syrup Of Figs. II cleanees a. well a.
strengthens the system, and does not
cave the bowels cosive, 40 that rega.
lar habit may be formed and the I'm.
valid permanently restored 10 health.
i, acis promptly and effectively; Il Ia
easily taken aud perfectly harmless.
For sale In 30 cents and 81 bottles by
II. J. Hester and al leading drne.
gisis. Van vleet a Co., q. W. Jone,
\ o., W. n. Wilkemon 4 o., ]. J.
Miles, end Z. Mansfield A %. have
been appointed Wholesale agents al
Memphis.
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and Holmes Oummins. The railroad
70 TO commence at or near Court
Square and proceed In southerly and
westerly directions with such branches
or extensions to the south or south.
east to Nonconnah creek and Prospect
Park and to the east 10 Montgomery
Park, O. may be found advantageous.
1t is TO be built at once.
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HAWAII.
A Talk with the Late Premier
walter Murray Gibson.

walter Murray Gibson.
San FRAscIsco. August 9.-walter
Murray Gibscn, late Premier OF the
Hawaiian Government, Ia still in this
city, b1, says he will return In a shor,
timo to Honolulu. He was asked by
an Associated Press reporter what the
attitude Of the Uaited States Govern.
ment or what its designs were toward
the Hawaiian Islands. Gibson said
Great Biltiin was In os,ession OF the
Flee Islands and Germany bad had
her eye upon the Samoan group
Coma has two contepdinv
sovereigns, Mileto, undoubtedly tie
rightul sovereign, and fecog.
nized as such by the United
Statee, andlTsmasstssse a pref
who 10 supported by German influences
and with guns supplied by German
merchante, and Is thereby enabled 10
maintain armtd possession. The con.
tention OF these two chieitians has
bean int Icing with the business of
the country ~ such a. extent that
the United States, Great Britain and
Germany 90 far intsriertd "a 10 send a
commissioner to investigate, aud the
repor, has resulted In oon.sre ace az
Washington TO decide upon what
ciurs' Is best to puruue. Germany
desired to take hArb3r, leaving the
Uniied States and Great Britain each
10 take one" Mr. Gibson said he be.
lieved II to be the policy ofthe United
States 10 preserve the autonomy OF
Polynesls, and wherein IL 10 possible
TO promote sslf government la tins
islands.
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

WHEELING, ADJUST 9.-Nisht-Rlver 3
weather clear and warm.
CINCINNATI. August 9. -NIght-River s
leet inches on the gauge and rising.
weather clear and much warmer.
LOulSvILLB, August y -Nisht--Riyer 4
feet > inches In the canal and foot 3 inches
On the falls and falling. Weather clear and
oNkw ORLEANS, August .. -NIsh,-The
ivy OF New orleans ielssraph, thai she will
night. kain again this morning.
CAIRO, August 9.-Nisht-Kiver 7 feet 8
lnches on the gauge ana rising. Weather
clear and warn. Arrived City Of Baton
Rouse, Nss orleans, pm. Departed City
OF Baton Rouge, 81. Louis, 7p.m.
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Ierd aud Lsay Hsr.oss,,

NrwrjRr. r. l.. August s.-Lord
and Lady Herschell arrived here 10.
day. Lord Hspohell was Lord Chan.
eollor Of England during the lsst
q adstone administration, and IA
chairman OF the Committee on sl'yer
recently appointed by the Hons. Of
Oommons 10 investigate the csuWs Of
The continued depreciation of thst
metal. Alter a weeks visit he gors 10
Montreal and thence 20 San Franolsco
where be will investigate the produe
ZION OF silver. He returns TO Bnqland
In October.
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Have on hand, ready for prompt do
livery, Engines, Boilers and fttiues,
Gins, Feeder Coodensers, Hy draulie
Cotton Presses. and everything per-
tanning To frat crs Claiming outfit
Writ 'hsm ~ Va , ~ ~ chase.
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maize tho celebTAled Milburn Eelln..
Huller Gin, AID keep them, v IN M, a.
ere and Oondenserp, a,says on hand
ioi prompt dnlistry. Have them quote
you pricee.
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GRAND CONES mt

Ne'SN AeNNb FAihs
This evening a. s o'clock Arnold's
inll band. Street, cars run until ~
o'clock. Admission l0c. Children
under 10 years free.
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Sam NAofLISS's big ten cent show
10 now exhibiting on the bluii ard
playiB O. crowded houses. Rgms ~
our best citizens have attended, and
pronounce II one Of the beet shows
iEa' ever visited Memphis. Tho per.
Torrance 10 above the ordinary ol'eo,
exhibition In length 81 programme
aud tone. The p0rformofs are ar,
class In their several parts. Exec.
lent music and treat for all who Al.
tend. Performances every afternoon
and evening during tho week.
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To-sIoHr's PnoenArsr for the grand
concert at Jackson Mound Park IL
complete, with new and brilliant
music. All should attend aud ori "
the pleasures Of this beaulliul retr.at
Cars run I'LL ~ o'clock,
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Keep on hand q large stock Of Steel
shafiing, which they cell at the came
price ~ iron. Sc or write them be
fore Won purchase Skating or Pulleya.
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1900 bnnches Choice Dananas fl,
hae at Pcdsuia Bro.'s go Front streei
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DyeIng and Cleaning.

Ladies and gents clothes cleaned or
dyed In any color; also Kid gloves,
ostrich feathers, and lace curtains, by
Lonie Reigel, bs Jefferson street, Mem
pills, Tenn. Goods received BY express.
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NONN Trifo with any Throaf
o OF Lung Disease. II yoo
have q Cough OF Cold. or the childrsa
are threaboncd with Group or wboce
ing Cough. use Ackes Engiish hsuN
coy ana prevent ful thor trouble. n
na positive cure, Eu we guarsntoa
u Price 10 aoi 50 csnta
RKNkRKI and BKRKSfZ AGO.
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A PRESS PARTY.
what New Oriess. Editors say OF
Memphis.

Some days since the representatives
Of the Now otloans preSs made an or.
eursion 10 Memphis over the Louis.
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1900 lunches Choice Baranaa ~,
tale Al PJdesta Bro.'e, go Front ,t,es,
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/ FADING system taught. Compls,.
- course 70 cout, Proeesdinss ard CON.
aud succesliul tea hers. Uay and kIshi
Classes might class ". Private Lsssons'
btudsn can enter At any time.
School In Leddin's Business COLLEGE.
fR0f. q. q. EWING,
No. gas Wat. stse.,, Memphis, Team.
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=. z. srLsoN, President.
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This College Now Employs
Four ProiessOrs.
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Capt Tobin was uncertain about
the amount Of cost. and retained what
he supposed 10 be correct. In case Il
10 too much the balance will be 70.
turned 10 the steamboatmen; n ton
little, the gentlemen have agreed 10
make !, god. All OF them have been
settled with save the owners OF the
Maud, who are notified TO come pitcr
The none,